The Great Gatsby Rhetorical Analysis Essay
Thoreau’s choice in using rhetorical questions is pretty obvious. He wants the reader to get more in depth. He wants the reader to keep that question in mind and to see the obvious answer. This will lure the reader into agreeing with him and take his side.
The rhyme scheme seems to be help convey the tone of the author. He seems to be getting angry and he seems to be raising his voice. At the end of each line that contains dialogue it shows that he is using exclamation points and that indicates that he’s either yelling or raising his voice.
In the book “The Great Gatsby” there were plenty of themes but the book was mainly about the American Dream. The way you get to reach the American Dream is up to you. For example Tom Buchanan and Jay Gatsby both made it and they both symbolize a theme in the story. Tom Buchanan was a football player, he was in fact a star. He played with yale a very good team and hard one to get into which meant that he had very good skills. That being said he had made most of his money that way, playing football. It seems that heh has met the American Dream. He is a rich man that owns a mansion and is married to Daisy Buchanan. Nothis seems to be wrong in his life. The only thing that he did wrong was cheat on his wife with Myrtle. …show more content…
He had no connection to money whatsoever but he somehow ended up very wealthy. Jay didn't have many friends tho, he was a mysterious man. Many people didn't know how he actually got wealthy. Many people started to make rumors about him saying that he was a criminal and that he earned all that money the dirty way. Some people thought the worst of him. He was known for throwing wild parties and a lot of them and a lot of people went to them but when he died people were barely seen in his funeral. The theme that goes with him is that not everyone is your friend and that only a little bit of people actually care for
The rhyme scheme seems to be help convey the tone of the author. He seems to be getting angry and he seems to be raising his voice. At the end of each line that contains dialogue it shows that he is using exclamation points and that indicates that he’s either yelling or raising his voice.
In the book “The Great Gatsby” there were plenty of themes but the book was mainly about the American Dream. The way you get to reach the American Dream is up to you. For example Tom Buchanan and Jay Gatsby both made it and they both symbolize a theme in the story. Tom Buchanan was a football player, he was in fact a star. He played with yale a very good team and hard one to get into which meant that he had very good skills. That being said he had made most of his money that way, playing football. It seems that heh has met the American Dream. He is a rich man that owns a mansion and is married to Daisy Buchanan. Nothis seems to be wrong in his life. The only thing that he did wrong was cheat on his wife with Myrtle. …show more content…
He had no connection to money whatsoever but he somehow ended up very wealthy. Jay didn't have many friends tho, he was a mysterious man. Many people didn't know how he actually got wealthy. Many people started to make rumors about him saying that he was a criminal and that he earned all that money the dirty way. Some people thought the worst of him. He was known for throwing wild parties and a lot of them and a lot of people went to them but when he died people were barely seen in his funeral. The theme that goes with him is that not everyone is your friend and that only a little bit of people actually care for